by Simon bags second MVP award
In a stellar display of skill and determination, Nigerian winger Moses Simon has once again earned the coveted Man of The Match award, marking his second accolade during the ongoing Africa Cup of Nations in Ivory Coast, as reported by RALD News Media.
Hailing from FC Nantes, Simon showcased his prowess on the field during a quarter-final clash against Angola. A standout moment came when he embarked on a superb run, ultimately delivering a crucial assist to Ademola Lookman, who netted the decisive goal in the first half of the match. This marked Simon's second assist in the tournament, highlighting his instrumental role in creating goal-scoring opportunities.
Beyond his attacking contributions, the 29-year-old demonstrated a commendable all-around performance, actively participating in defensive plays. His whole-hearted effort played a pivotal role as the Super Eagles successfully fended off the Palancas Negras of Angola, securing their passage into the AFCON semi-finals.
Remarkably, Moses Simon showcased unwavering commitment by playing the entirety of the game, further solidifying his impact on the pitch. This recent Man of The Match recognition is his second in just five games for the Eagles in the competition. The initial honor was bestowed upon him after the final group A game against Guinea Bissau, where the Super Eagles emerged victorious with a 1-0 win, courtesy of an own goal resulting from Simon's incisive run.
Looking ahead, the Super Eagles are set to face the winner of the match between Cape Verde and South Africa in the semi-final clash at the Stade la Paix Bouake on Wednesday. With Moses Simon's exceptional form, Nigerian football enthusiasts eagerly anticipate his continued contributions that could propel the team to further success in the tournament. RALD News Media will continue to provide comprehensive coverage of Moses Simon's outstanding performances and the Super Eagles' journey in the Africa Cup of Nations.
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